Jointherealworld.shop Solicited trading advice and the use of an unsecured brokerage account to trade commodities and other assets Internet

The fraud begins with a social media contact that migrates to an encrypted messaging app like signal, telegram, or what's app.  A website is disclosed with a somewhat credible looking trading platform and promises that an AI system gives a high degree of advantage in trades that wind up adding value to the account very quickly in as much as 2000% in one week.  The agent offers higher return options to invest in after a set of profits amass that require more deposit.  The profits are promised to be distributed on the weekends.  When it comes time to collect, the agents disconnect and refuse to respond.  Othe scenarios are that trades go well at first and then a sudden loss occurs.  They request another deposit to continue trading and that they promise to guarantee the investment if it goes wrong. If at the end of the week there are profits, then the agency asks for an additional deposit to withdraw the funds.  This of course adds even more of a loss to the original.  The performance on the account is fake.  No trade logs are offered when asked for confirmation.  They just disconnect after refusing to add more money at the end of the week.  Too good to be true, is too good to be true.  Trading with a licensed brokerage is the only way to trade.  Otherwise you are lighting your money on fire.